CAAS ATPL (A) Theoretical Knowledge Course

Specially designed and primarily meant for people who wish to obtain the 'frozen' ATPL (A) Theory Certification issued by the CAAS.

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Did You Know?

You can choose to do your ground school on a part-time basis.

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Our course is eligible under SkillsFuture Credit.

Course Modules

Air Law

General Navigation

Principles of Flight

Operational Procedures

VFR / IFR Communication

Instrumentation

Human Performance

Airframe, Systems & Engines

Radio Navigation

Meteorology

Mass & Balance

Flight Planning & Monitoring

Performance

Distance Learning

Distance Learning (Part-Time)

In 2016, Revion is the first pilot training school to offer Distance Learning option* to meet the growing demand from people who are currently living overseas. *requires a minimum class size.

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It is an instructor-led training an award-winning software platform. It includes virtual live classroom, animations, discussion panel, and more.

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The class size is limited to the same as a standard classroom size (12), ensuring the same level of interaction with the instructor.

Costs

Course Fees: S$25,000.00

It covers all tuition fees, study materials, CAAS examinations (first attempt), remedial training (if required). No GST will be charged.

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Help With The Cost

We don't want any aspiring pilot who is talented and has what it takes to be a good pilot to be held back by their financial circumstances.

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To meet that aim:

  • We offer 0% Interest Instalment Payment Plan that allows you to spread the costs across the course duration;

  • Shorter duration - resulting in low travel costs. Our course duration is only 5.5 months long whilst at another training organisation course is 6 months long.

  • Free access to resources - meaning you do not have to purchase any additional materials to aid in your studies. We have a wide range of ATPL textbooks from different publishers in our mini-library.

  • Our course is supported by CAAS and SkillsFuture Singapore - meaning you can use your SkillsFuture Credit (see Note 1) to offset the course fees. ​

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Note 1. All Singaporeans aged 25 years and above can use their SkillsFuture Credit from the Government to pay for a wide range of approved skills-related courses. Click here to find out more on SkillsFuture Credit.